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aside, details, and summary elements
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Learn how to use Semantic HTML tags in this full tutorial. HTML5 semantic elements convey both meaning and structure for our web pages. Applying proper semantics to your web page…Daha çox göstər
Semantic HTML is crucial for the foundation of your websites and web apps. Providing semantics in your HTML - that is, conveying meaning with your structure - helps the browser understand the organizational structure of your content. This also greatly helps with assistive technology such as screen readers - not everyone browsers the web with a mouse. Develop your website with accessibility in mind and a proper structure by applying semantic HTML. Just getting started with HTML? Go to the start of the HTML for Beginners playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0Zuz27SZ-6OlAwitnFUubtE93DO-l0vu
I was looking for an HTML course that actually teaches the technical part and explains the reasoning of why we do certain things. Or why we use a certain TAG on an Element. I think absorbing this knowledge since the beginning of your learning journey is without doubt a key part at making decisions in any field in a later day. Furthermore, I found very important the topic discussed at minute 19:12 as I just came back from another tutorial, wasted almost 2 hours and the instructor was using <div> and giving the class name "container" to wrap the whole content on it. I'll definitely will subscribe and start from scratch. I want to switch career at this moment and Front End development it's something I would enjoy doing. With regards,
Near the end of the video, you mention checking the Outline. You can check the box for Outline when you use the Validator, and it can display the outline along with the results. Also in the Validator, you can have it show the entire HTML, which can be handy when troubleshooting errors.
Using semantic elements is a must-have skill for all type of developers, Semantic elements describe your content logically while none sematic ones describe it politically (no offense) What about the address element? it looks semantic but must be used with care as it refers to contact information instead of an address (as mentioned on MDN)Thanks Dave, that was a good video to start 2022 which I hope it'll be as semantic as HTML5
Regarding the <hr> elements, would it make sense to keep the elements on the page between different topic areas but have them invisible. You mentioned that you would use CSS instead to create borders between elements, but is it worth still keeping the <hr> elements for the semantic meaning they provide?
I love your video. They have helped me out a lot. I'm still new, and I'm trying to become a full-stack engineer. I have been looking around, and I keep seeing that you only should use one id and I have 4 of them in my article, so it seems like this <article id="projects"> and I have four pieces is this okay, or should I change to a class and how every time I try my nav bar don't work.
I still see people using the <div> element a lot, and it does bother me! I inspected the source code of a certification provider that offer web development certifications and was surprised to see them use liberal amounts of <div> elements and IDs more than classes to style their sections. From what I have read, the only place to use a <div> element is for things like wrappers and containers. At first I was using sections for these because I felt like I needed to ditch using divs altogether, but they still do have their uses; just like spans actually!
Intro | Welcome | Setup | Heading Hierarchy | nav and hr tags | The word: "semantic" | header element | main element | footer element | Labeling multiple nav elements | article vs section elements | Adding sections | aside, details, and summary elements | mark and time elements | More sections | Avoid these HTML tags (for now) | HTML5 Outliner | Validate your HTML code
Start | The meaning of semantic elements | Some examples of semantic elements | Div soup | Grouping content in divs | MDN pages on semantic elements | A typical layout of a semantic web page | Using divs is ok for presentational markup | Adding semantic elements to an existing document to make it semantic | Comparing the readability of semantic & non-semantic markup | Summary
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